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My font size has suddenly become too small to read. How do I get it back to something readable? If I was using a browser I would use Ctrl= or go to the View menu and look for zoom, but I can't see zoom anywhere

One way:
Configuration | Fonts | Enable zoom by Ctrl+mouse wheel

It's the only checkmark box entry on that page. Check it, click on "OK" and use Ctrl + Wheel up / down to zoom or:

I eventually found the fonts hidden under tools configuration, and now realise that I must have accidently used ctrl + mouse wheel. Perhaps it would be helpful if the Help actually had an entry under "Zoom"

It is in the Help under "Zoom font size". Maybe that's confusingly explicit.

BTW, it would have been nice if you replied to the thread you started elsewhere: http://www.xyplorer.com/xyfc/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=15199
Three folks have provided rich answers for you...

When I search for Zoom, Configuration dialog is the third topic.
But the configuration dialog is long, long, long and when I woke up this morning to find my fonts were invisible, I obviously didn't absorb it carefully enough.

Re not noticing that there had been replies to my previous post. I assumed that I would be notified when replies are made, and at first thought that they might have come in while I was away. But searching my inboxes, brings up only emails to say that my posts on zooming have been accepted, and licencing information. The only references I can find about my Powerdesk features post is the email I sent myself because I composed my post in Outlook in case something went wrong with the posting. I don't have an e-mail saying that the post is going to be moderated; I don't have an email telling me that it has been accepted, and I don't have anything telling me that nice replies have been received. Looking at the replies will have to wait until I have completed my tax return but thanks to all those who have replied.

I recommend coffee. Lots of wonderful coffee to zoom again.
Also, if your mouse has a mouse wheel, try Ctrl+Wheel.
Coffee.

Or Tea.